Opportunities for UNICEF internships are a fantastic way to launch your career. Applications for the current UNICEF Paid Internships 2023–2024 are now being accepted. Interested and eligible people are presently welcome to submit applications, including recent graduates and students enrolled in undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral programs.
Students and recent graduates have the chance to obtain first-hand practical experience with UNICEF’s work through the UNICEF Internship Program. There are internship possibilities everywhere.
In order to reach the most at-risk children and adolescents and to defend the rights of all children worldwide, UNICEF (United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund) operates in the world’s most challenging locations. In more than 190 nations and territories, they make every effort to assist kids in surviving, thriving, and realizing their full potential from infancy through adolescence.
As the biggest distributor of vaccinations in the world, UNICEF also supports child health and nutrition, clean water and sanitation, high-quality education, skill development, HIV prevention and treatment for pregnant women and infants, and the defense of kids and teenagers against abuse and exploitation.
By their fully paid internship program, UNICEF is now providing all levels of students with the chance to participate in their vision and advance their careers.
Offer:
When a UNICEF office identifies the need for an intern to support their team, they publish the opportunity. All the interns are entitled to a stipend as a contribution towards living expenses, paid by UNICEF or a partner institution.
A one-time lump sum, as a contribution towards travel and visa costs, may also be granted when funding is available. You can find current opportunities.
Eligibility:
UNICEF Paid Internships are highly competitive opportunities. To be considered for an internship, you must meet the following requirements:
- Be enrolled in an undergraduate, graduate or PhD programme or have graduated within the past two years.
- Be proficient in at least one of UNICEF’s working languages: English, French or Spanish. Fluency in the working language of the office you are applying to, may also be required.
- Have excellent academic performance as demonstrated by recent university/education records.
- Have no immediate relatives (e.g. mother, father, sister, brother) working with UNICEF.
- Have no other relatives in your reporting line of authority.
- Be at least 18 years old.
Benefits:
All UNICEF interns are entitled to:
- A stipend as a contribution towards living expenses, paid by UNICEF or a partner institution.
- A one-time lump sum, as a contribution towards travel and visa costs, may also be granted when funding is available.
Application:
All eligible candidates can submit their application through the UNICEF internship application portal. First, you need to find current opportunities then proceed to complete and submit an online recruitment profile, a CV/resume and cover letter.
